A World of Folly (1920)
Helene Blair is the wife of a prominent businessman who neglects to give her much attention. He is thoroughly engrossed in business affairs. A day comes when she meets Duke Tremaine, clubman, man-about-town, and social parasite. And taking advantage of her husband's absence he attempts to assert his personality upon her impressionable heart. The result is society starts to gossip with the husband the last to learn of the affair. He loses faith in his wife for a time, but she shows herself eventually as completely misunderstood. After a brief separation Blair learns that Helene is above reproach. So a reconciliation takes place, but not until the trespasser is punished.
Director:
Frank Beal
Writer:
Jane Grogan
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Vivian Rich as Helene Blair |
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Philo McCullough as Duke Tremaine |
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Augustus Phillips as Steven McClure |
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Aaron Edwards as Raoul Blair |
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Daisy Jefferson as Jeanne |
| Directing | Frank Beal | Director |
| Writing | Jane Grogan | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jane Grogan | Story |
| Writing | Louis Stevens | Scenario Writer |
| Camera | R.E. Yeager | Director of Photography |
